Book a guided self-drive safari
Choose a 7 to 10 day safari, confirm your group, select vehicle options and see the full route, inclusions, camping nights and hotel stops before you commit.
SmallSafari is a modern self-drive safari model where travellers rent and drive their own 4WD, while professional operators lead from the front and protect from the back. Both operator vehicles carry Starlink, keeping connectivity available 24 hours a day so customers can work remotely, join calls, send emails, upload photos, get updates and stay connected from the middle of the desert or anywhere on the safari.
Work call at 2pm. Camp setup at 5:20pm.
You are not thrown into the wilderness alone. The operator sets the route, manages the group, provides the lead and rear vehicles, and keeps the convoy connected day and night using Starlink from the front or rear vehicle.
Choose a 7 to 10 day safari, confirm your group, select vehicle options and see the full route, inclusions, camping nights and hotel stops before you commit.
Each customer vehicle stays inside the managed convoy. You get the freedom of driving your own 4WD without losing the structure and safety of a guided safari.
A front vehicle guides the route. A back vehicle keeps the convoy together. Both vehicles carry Starlink, giving the group 24-hour internet access for work, calls, emails, maps, updates and trip content.
Guests carry and put up their own tents most nights. Every third or fourth night, the safari stops at a hotel so everyone gets real bathrooms, proper beds and a pool.
This is the SmallSafari experience in one image: customers drive their own adventure, camp under the stars, explore real safari country and stay connected through Starlink from the operator vehicles.
The experience feels remote, rugged and real โ but customers can still stay online, handle urgent work, join meetings and keep family updated throughout the journey.
This is for travellers who want the real safari experience without disappearing offline: drive, camp, set up tents, share photos, follow the convoy and still handle work when needed.
Because the convoy has 24-hour Starlink access through the operator vehicles, the app becomes part of the live experience instead of something that only works when the trip is over.
Guests can view the itinerary, route notes, daily start times, upcoming camp spots and hotel stops from their phone.
Operators can push group updates during the day and night, including delays, wildlife stops, lunch points, camp instructions and hotel reminders.
Customers upload trip photos into a shared safari timeline, creating a living memory of the journey while it happens.
The app makes it obvious when guests are camping, when they need to set up tents and when a hotel reset is coming.
Guests can keep up with urgent work, email, calls and messages while still travelling through remote safari country.
Before the trip, customers can review inclusions, driving expectations, required gear and the exact style of safari.
Designed for travellers who want a guided safari, the freedom of driving their own adventure and the confidence of staying online from anywhere on the route.
Yes. Customers rent and drive their own safari vehicles as part of a managed convoy. The safari operator controls the route, schedule and group movements.
Yes. Customers carry and set up their own tents on camping nights. Every third or fourth night the trip stops at a hotel for bathrooms, beds and a pool.
The front and rear operator vehicles carry Starlink. Connectivity is positioned as available 24 hours a day from either vehicle, so guests can receive updates, upload photos, view trip information, message family and even handle work while on safari.